- to pursue one's studies; to attend school; to seek knowledge
- life and death
- primary education; junior school education
- to strive unremittingly; self-improvement
- fault; to blame; to punish; calamity; misfortune
- (try to) overcome (hardships etc); to conquer; to put up with; to endure
- diligent and attentive; assiduous; sincere
- human nature; humanity; human; the totality of human attributes
- really; after all; details; particulars
- young child
- elderly; old age; autumn of one's years
- mind; mental faculties
- (idiom) to follow one's heart's desires; to do as one pleases
- to violate; to infringe
- to extend; to expand; extension; expansion
- to fall; to tumble; to trip; (of prices etc) to drop; Taiwan pr. [die2]
- web (of feet of ducks, frogs etc)
- (literary) to smile; to sneer
- to take pity on; pity; mercy
- occasionally; now and then
- to lose one's footing; to slip; to take a wrong step in life
- common saying
- to beat easily; to gain an easy victory
- to tumble; to fall; fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business)
- to fall; fig. to suffer a setback
- to sneer
- to jeer at; to deride; to ridicule; mockery; derision
- to banter; to crack jokes; to ridicule
- to help oneself to (food); to invite (trouble); to court (disaster)
- (literary) in an instant (lit. to turn on one's heel)
- to turn around
- heel
- to arrive; to follow; heel
- heel
- disabled person
- (idiom) to embarrass oneself
- (of a person) to turn round; to face about; (of a widow) to remarry (archaic)